A Social Services Case Manager Should Avoid a Dual Relationship

A social services case manager should avoid a dual relationship with his or her client because:​

A) ​The case manager may not be available to return a favor to the person who did the case manager a favor
B) ​Exchanging favors with a person is inconsequential
C) ​In small communities, the case manager cannot avoid seeing his or her neighbor in contexts other than the professional one
D) ​It creates a conflict of interest for the case manager